New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

cuts figure 1t Is not customary In this county to
talk that the people will be ali right how Besides
will 1t pay To allow these TO become martyrsf
rise to the belief unounded though be, that man Of
wealth can say what he pcases bnt laborer abors
statements are misconstrued and develop into far
reaching consequences"
veteran police officer said to-day: eff these
some Intervention Of the people to whose lives and
will find that the police force OF Chicago Will never fight
another battle with Chicago Anarchists. Its all worry
lives but say it is not terrible than the way il.
manned dozens of them But suppose the life of police
officer Is nothing when weighed against that OF an
defence of the community and to receive protection
FROM that comnunitv protection. for the emily
those .fc nders whom have brought to bay IT'S all
night for Judges To say that these men Will preach ner
if they Escape the galows OF anarchy will
be preached Sc eoquently that those whs took part In
did so. For eur part, police of Chicago Will he more
cautious in rsklng their lives and f.ciHlanarchi;,t
bsmDs than they were year ago last May, the all
mercy and NO justice doctrine Is to Obtain The dscon
tent is believed, will find some strong public ex
Last night Nina Wan zandt and her mother called on
Captain Setback and officers at tho ChicaSo Avenue
Police Miss Van Zandt presented petition TO
Governor Ocesby asking for cenmutation OF the sen
sign it. She pleaded with him for twenty minutes but
the doughty police Scia declined to attach his slgha
the officers in the station for their names but failed 10
q single one Before leaving she n
number of Trumbulls pamphlets: WAS 1t fair
trial I" and left lot Of them on the sergcants
desk by whom. at Scbaack's command. they were
promptly assigned to tho waste basket soon as she mad
left tho building. , -
II was stated Today that Ling. still refused to sign any
petition for executive ccmcncy. -
Mrs Parson. seemed to be in excellent humor She
chatted with her husband for fifteen twenty minutes
and then hustled out she carried basket full oil cen
eral Trumburs little pamphlets. The red cover mas
been discarded and they bound IN green III suls
the polcs better" said Mrs Parsons chcerfully.
The usual number of visitors the wives ana lrlcnls
saw the co demncd to-day states Attorney Grin
nell gave instructions this morning TO the CLERKS 10 pre-
pare calendars for week This means mat thec
to DO courts In anticipation OF tho execution
Judge Frank Baker, who Is now sitting III the Crnlnai
Court signed petition for Communication OF me sen
teDcc this morning.
Mira Governor Ogesby arrived at tho Sherman House
from Springfield to-day accompanied by Miss Murphy sne
went out driving and visited friends all day and managed
to avoid delegation OF ladies who sooklng an e
portunity to impore her her influence with the
Governor In behalf of the anarchists
At o'clock George Francis Train called at the once or
Mayor Roche and haughtiy demanded an interview Win
tho Mayor After wait OF about niteen Inlautes the
Mayor said he would Citizen Train While waiting
for the Mayor Train entertained tho crowd In the out
side Office by rambling remarks upon how lie had put
Omaha and was going to save the Anarchiss or 90
TO Canada in the attempt He said he going MAKE
trade with the Mayor 10 quit calling him Cockrocns
II the Mayor would quit calling Train crazy Just men
the MAYER called Train into his inside Office where they
had ten minutes OF private talk Whom Train came OUT
he locked greatly subdued and tho Mayor said ne
guessed We would have nc more such nonsense now